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71 - First Steps With the Rabbitry.
71 – First Steps With the Rabbitry.
The Rabbits. The three American Chinchilla rabbits that make up the initial breeding stock of Wellington Acres Rabbitry, two does named Marla and Frieda and our only buck, Olly, came into sexual maturity late in 2016 but we held off on breeding them because we wanted to make sure that the does kindled as the weather warmed. One thing we definitely wanted to avoid was losing any of our first…
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70 - Starting a Rabbitry.
70 – Starting a Rabbitry.
New Additions. Even with my hands over full of work to be done, much of it still outstanding at the time of writing, it seems to have been mind-numbingly easy to talk me into taking on more, which is why it takes so long to write up blog posts these days – this one, for instance, has been in draft for over five months. At least in part that has been due to assuring me the lions share of extra…
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69 - Installing a Water Softener in a Well House.
69 – Installing a Water Softener in a Well House.
Crunchy Water. Way back in post 47 – How to Test Your Well Water we wrote about well water testing and posted an image of our test run with a Watersafe Well Water Test Kit from Amazon which showed how hard our water was. Water hardness had, up until then, not showed up on our radar as particularly important. Well, out kettle kept scaling up quite badly and so we did a little research that…
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68 - Thoughts on the June Garden.
68 – Thoughts on the June Garden.
The raised bed garden in mid-June 2016. The June Garden. Referring to what passed as a Garden Journal for last year, we’re behind the curve. Last year we got 3 Kg of tomatoes harvested before July 8th and at this time I wrote complaints about blossom end rot damaging the ripening crop, whereas right now no tomatoes show any sign of ripening just yet. On the positive side, however, Cabbage Whites…
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67 - Birdhouse Corner.
67 – Birdhouse Corner.
Birdhouse corner. Birdhouse Corner. Some while ago we fitted a small birdhouse to a fence post. Not very long ago it became the object of attention of numerous birds and, we discovered, was being occupied. Happy that our local bird population was making use of the fixture, we added two more very recently. Today, whilst – as always – busy in the garden, I set up the camera to record the action as…
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66 - Building and Using a Composter.
66 – Building and Using a Composter.
Closing the Nutrient Cycle. In one way, self-sufficiency is the state of having no external inputs. Combined with the permaculture description of pollution as unused resources, one obvious solution, well within our power of control,is composting. A lot of what goes to the landfill will decompose there, adding untold nutrients to a pile of trash. The other side of that particular coin is the…
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